One product, one promise
Name the deliverable, price, file format, update policy, and support boundary. A vague page loses buyers before the payment link matters.
Static Storefront Checklist
Before you send traffic to a GitHub Pages or static HTML product page, make sure the offer, sample, payment link, delivery email, and support path all work together.
A small static storefront does not need a cart or backend on day one. It does need enough trust signals that a buyer understands what they get and how delivery happens after payment.
Name the deliverable, price, file format, update policy, and support boundary. A vague page loses buyers before the payment link matters.
Show a ZIP manifest, report excerpt, demo page, APKG sample, or checklist so the buyer can inspect quality without asking for private access.
Use the payment or store platform you already trust. Keep the button text price-specific and place support or delivery instructions nearby.
For manual delivery, send buyers to email after payment. Public issues should not ask for full transaction IDs, screenshots, credentials, or customer data.
Use the free path if you want to wire it yourself. Use a paid path if you want a template kit, a written review, or a bundled launch pack.
$19
Template kit, delivery checklist, buyer forms, and a clean static storefront structure for one small product.
$39
Storefront Starter plus AI Money Stack in one delivery ZIP for builders turning a repo into a small paid offer.
$49
A written buyer-readiness report for one public product page, with prioritized fixes and next steps.
$99
Fixed-price setup for one repo or small digital product page, including CTA, preview, support path, and README polish.
This is for public product pages, digital downloads, templates, docs, and fixed-price setup work. I do not take security, vulnerability, exploit, bypass, jailbreak, spam, fake-review, credential, or personal-data scraping work.